Postal-Pricing Problems Cost Consumers Dearly
This article originally appeared in Morning Consult on June 5, 2019.There is a severe problem with leadership at the U.S. Postal Service as the agency’s fiscal cracks grow wider by the day.…
In the Land Down Under, Pro-Liberty Activists Pave the Way Forward
Source: AP Photo/Michel SpinglerThis article was originally published on Townhall.com on May 30, 2019.There are many reasons to take the nearly-24 hour trip to Australia, including seeing kangaroos, going surfing, and/or exploring…
No, Spectrum for 5G will Not Worsen Weather Forecasts
As America darts from one wireless generation to the next, consumers and the economy have benefited from ever-increasing connection speeds and capabilities. Launched in 2007, the original iPhone was built…
Socialized Medicine Not What the Doctor Ordered
Like most half-baked, big government ideas, “Medicare for All” as proposed by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) sounds great on the surface. But as the citizens of countries with socialized medicine…
Report says U.S. now among world leaders in 5G readiness
James Mattil | Shutterstock.com This article was originally published in Center Square on May 25, 2019. Deregulation and wireless spectrum allocation is paying off in the United States. A recent report shows…
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Charging Patients More Upfront Leads to More Affordable Healthcare
This article originally appeared in the Catalyst on May 15, 2019.To scholars studying the ins-and-outs of the U.S. healthcare system, the phrase “bending the cost curve” (lowering the cost growth of healthcare…
Bureaucrats Declare War on Bandages and (air) Bags
Source: Emily Whiting/Dartmouth College via AP This article originally appeared on Townhall.com on May 14, 2019. Almost always, key ingredients behind products we use on a daily basis have scary-sounding names. Octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane…
UN Biodiversity Report Confirms the Sky Is Not Falling
This article was originally posted to the Catalyst on May 13, 2019.There’s no better way to start a week than perusing through the pages of a massive, alarmist report that predicts the…
How the US government is about to drive up the price of video games
This article was originally published on CapX on May 16, 2019. Many nostalgia-plagued millennials fondly reminiscence about the 1990s, when movie tickets were less than $5 and a Sports Illustrated issue cost just a couple…
Beleaguered Postal Service Needs to Say No to ‘Green’ Vehicles
This article was originally published on Townhall.com on May 10, 2019.Just when everyone thought that the United States Postal Service’s (USPS) finances couldn’t get any worse….they did. On May 10, the USPS…
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